NEWPORT – The new Cyber and Innovation Policy Institute at the U.S. Naval War College will hold a workshop titled “Professional Military Education and the Cyber Domain” from Jan. 17-18.
The workshop, which is closed to the public, is a response to National Defense Strategy’s call to ramp up professional military education, according to the college’s website.
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Goals of the workshop include better awareness of the services cyber commands’ and U.S. Cyber Command’s needs from PME institutions, and a sharing of best practices.
“The workshop is intended to further PME institutions’ cyber research and educational efforts by fostering a pro-active, engaged, innovative and collaborative community,” the Naval War College said. “Crucially, the workshop will provide a venue for direct engagement with the services’ cyber commands and will help the PME community meet ever-increasing demands for a cyber-capable force.”
The invitation-only event will take place at Mahan Hall at the Naval War College.
Susan Shalhoub is a PBN contributing writer.
